How to enforce Active Directory Members for power shut down.

[tagwar]

Hi experts

I have a small question and I don’t know if it can be done from the Active Directory or not.

Can I enforce Active Directory Members for power shut down?

I found dozen of software but I don’t want third party application.

Can anyone give any ideas how this can be implemented.

If I have to do something from the local computes or I can create a policy or something like this.

Thanks for everyone in advance.

[cluberti]

Look closely. Computer Configuration > Wndows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > User Rights Assignments > "Shut down the system"

[tagwar]

Look closely. Computer Configuration > Wndows Settings > Security Settings > Local Policies > User Rights Assignments > "Shut down the system"

thanks boss for your answer.

but you answer diffrent thing.

what you give to me is who have the permission to shutdown the system.

but i want like time counter or something enforce the PC shutdown after ideal team.

i hope you got my idea.

thanks again

[PC_LOAD_LETTER]

Shamelessly ripped from a google cached EE answer

Have a list of computers? This will do it..

For /f %%a in (C:\Computers.txt) do schtasks /s %%a /create /ru system /sc daily /st 20:00:00 /tn Shutdown /tr "shutdown -s -f -t 10"

It'll loop through all systems setting up a scheduled task to shut them down at 8pm

that will FORCE a shutdown at the time specified regardless of if the user is using the PC or not. making the PCs shutdown when idle is a little harder.

[cluberti]

You could also consider forcing the use of a screensaver policy, and use a shutdown screensaver, or set it to run as a scheduled task at a specified time.

[tagwar]

Shamelessly ripped from a google cached EE answer

Have a list of computers? This will do it..

For /f %%a in (C:\Computers.txt) do schtasks /s %%a /create /ru system /sc daily /st 20:00:00 /tn Shutdown /tr "shutdown -s -f -t 10"

It'll loop through all systems setting up a scheduled task to shut them down at 8pm

that will FORCE a shutdown at the time specified regardless of if the user is using the PC or not. making the PCs shutdown when idle is a little harder.

this is little hard

because employee have diffrent diffrent working time.

so if i enforce shutdown at this time it will creat problem.

[tagwar]

You could also consider forcing the use of a screensaver policy, and use a shutdown screensaver, or set it to run as a scheduled task at a specified time.

This is a better solution.

I already define the screen saver policy.

I will see what i can do with this one.

But now another question,

All the computers in the same container in the AD,

How I can make different categories for each?

For example I have servers and normal desktops and workstations.

Is that possible to create for the servers different containers as the servers must be running all the time?

Thanks for everyone in advance.

[tagwar]

Shamelessly ripped from a google cached EE answer

i can't access this link

of course i am not registerd to this web site.

can you copy and paste her plz

[cluberti]

But now another question,

All the computers in the same container in the AD,

How I can make different categories for each?

For example I have servers and normal desktops and workstations.

Is that possible to create for the servers different containers as the servers must be running all the time?

Research WMI Filtering on group policies.

[IcemanND]

Or create OU's for each grouping of computers and apply separate policies to each OU.

[tagwar]

Or create OU's for each grouping of computers and apply separate policies to each OU.

i try to did the same

but OUs is not allowed under the computers containers.

where else i can create???

i try to creat OU under the AD and try to move the computer to this container also and also not allowed.

[tagwar]

But now another question,

All the computers in the same container in the AD,

How I can make different categories for each?

For example I have servers and normal desktops and workstations.

Is that possible to create for the servers different containers as the servers must be running all the time?

Research WMI Filtering on group policies.

i am sorry fo rhte delay in the answer.

i will search on this soon

thanks for everyone